Pangu and the Sky

The author has something to say: The original inspiration for this story was actually two sentences: "When a child holds up another child, the sky becomes higher. But he himself turns into the earth." I want to write a story about "achievement". It is not a grand narrative of a hero saving the world, but two lonely children using their own way to untie each other's fate. In the Eastern myth of Pangu's creation of the sky, Pangu's body turned into mountains and rivers after he fell. I have always felt that it was a pity for the world that Pangu died while saving the world as soon as he was born. So I thought, what would happen if Pangu came back to the world thousands of years later and felt the warmth and warmth of the world? So I split this image into two children - one became the sky and the other became the earth. They were originally one, but were separated by fate. Aqiong is burdened with the curse of "not being able to grow up", and Shisheng is burdened with the loneliness of "natural power". When they met, they may not have known that holding hands this time would push each other to the most heroic ending. This story is going to hurt a little. But I promise, it's also warm. Thank you for your willingness to read on. ——Yun Muxi ---